. >> that's cu-denver, metro and community college of denver. >>> fourt warning in four languages. >>> a transgendered woman outraged to find her car vandalized. a slander, swastika, and slurs. >> said she has no idea who did it. >> it's an attack on me as a person. >> this is the third incident like it this week. >>> relocating homeless, a success. you can see them setting up their makeshift homes here. >>> today is the deadline day for the foundation that's been in the denver area for decade. the epworth organization is help helping feed hungry people. >> jason gruenauer has more. >> good morning to you. a lofty goal in a short period of time, but the foundation is this is part of the daddy bruce randolph program. it's money for all the fixings in a box for people in need. sunday, still in need of an additional hundred thousand dollars. thisf thee don't make the fundraising goal, the baskets would have to be cut and possibly more han last year. >> this year, we cut back, based two thousand plus. 2,000 plus. original target of seven last year. >> the epworth and daddy bruce -- distri

that its designers hope can change the wa scale emergencies and those designers are students at cu denver. as report report maya rodriguez tells us they're -- at 9news reporter maya rodriguez tells us they're working on designing an aircraft. >> designing an aircraft is not easy. >> reporter: which is what these engineering students at cu denver are doing. it's called aerolinks, a tune of larger, lighter unmanned colorado's varied terrain. >> the benefit of our larger aircraft will be to be able to withstand mountain conditions. so we're going to be targeting mountain disaster relief. >> reporter: the students are currently designing and building the prototype and working on the software that will run it. the idea is that if they can make it chief enough, about $13,000, -- cheap enough, about $13,000, the concept could catch on with emergency response agencies. >> if you cod one, two, three of these things or a whole fleet and operate at a much lower cost, this could be a better way to assist that natural disaster relief efforts. >> reporter: using cameras and thermal imaging on board, th

. >>> a cu denver professor under fire after posting a racially charged message on facebook. >>> olli hundred to send -- molly hendrickson turning us. >> reporter: here's a look at th michelle obama followed by, saying, mike face and poor ebonics image. i'm better and i'm stilllnot racist. >> she said she was in responding to another post saying it's other people made comments about melania trump but saying anything about michelle obama is considered racist. she declined to go on camera but over the phone she told me this was taken way out of context and she didn't know using the term it gives was considered racist ago she insists she is not. >> this woman called michelle obama and monkey face. and claire finally, i'm not racist. >> hiding behind the excuse are not racist, doesn't negate the fact that you are being racist. >> she discovered that woman is michelle haran, pediatric anesthesiologist who works at denver health medical center, chilen and is an assistant professor at cu school of medicine. >> you have to hold yourself to a higher standard of being a public employee as well

. >>> this cu denver profession or under fire after posting a message on facebook. it's a picture of michelle obama. it says monkey face and pour ebonix -- it was wri herren who works at denver medical harris and at children's hospital. >> i think you have to hold yourself to a higher standard of being a public employee and being a professor in a critical field. >> herren declined to go on camera but says she's not racist another post. children hospital and denver health are looking% into this. >>> happening today, the man charged with intentionally crashing his car into a light pole to try to kill his girlfriend is set to learn his fate. our partners at the daily camera reports that george pappas faces ten years in prison. he was serious hurt in the crash and his girlfend was okay. the road -- the governor wants three lanes on i-25 in both directions from colorado springs to fort collins. utah's i 15 has three lanes and a light rain that runs through salt lake city. utah has a higher gas tax for the roads and colorado needs to find a way to pay for our roads. so nor

. >> there were about 10 universities at today's fair including cu denver, metro state, and csu. >>> video games, that pay out cash prizes. casinos think they'll figured out how to attract millennials. >>> snow shows up in a part of california that's made that difference in the >>> always have hope. >> that some day they'd win and by golly they did. >> fans of all ages, even those alive the last time the cubs wouldn't the world series, are still acceptbrating tonight. -- celebrating tonight. chocolate bars. chocolate bars. . >>> the casino industry thinks it has a game changing idea to get more gamers to visit their businesses. for the first time atlantic city turned on skill based video gambling machines. they have controllers. are cash payouts. depending on the respond more states could get the machines next year. >>> more parts of california are seeing more rain and the sierras are seeing early season snow. it had the second wettest season for october. a look the the federal drought monday store shows the impact. a few counties in california are out of drought status entirely. oth

. >> there were about 10 universities at today's fair including cu denver, metro state, and csu. >>> video games, that pay out cash prizes. casinos think they'll figured ou attract millennials. >>> snow shows up in a part of california that's made that difference in the state's drought. >>> always have hope. >> that some day they'd win and by golly they did. >> fans of all ages, even those alive the last time the cubs wouldn't the world series, are still acceptbrating tonight. -- celebrating tonight. -- celebrating tonight. >>> and . >>> the casino industry thinks it has a game changing idea to get more gamers to visit their businesses. for the first time atlantic city turned on skill based video gambling machines. they have controllers. they last 45 seconds and there are cash payouts. depending on the respond more states could get the machines next year. >>> more parts of california are seeing more rain and the sierras are seeing early season snow. it had the second wettest season for october. a look the the federal drought monday store shows the impact. a few counties in california

. >> i'm still professor of public policy at cu-denver. so who is this an upset to? >> the pollsters and those predicting it 24 hours ago, it's an upset, the agate polls has hillary winning. and that's -- she may hold the popular vote. and that depends on what comes in remaining. situation, the electoral and popular. >> this one doesn't show the total, the popular vote, doing that before we came on. 135,000 votes in favor of hillary clinton. what did we learn from 2000 when al gore had the popular and george w. bush won. >> yeah. the popular vote doesn't elect, the swing states, suggesting th th more of them and one of the things early last night was north carolina and ohio coming in to the trump camp and upper midwest, wisconsin in particular i think was the big surprise. >> and you're still seeing the gray, michigan, arizona, because the margin is still too close to call. that's why those are gray and those electtral votes have not >>> dvrn first alert. >>> tracking breaking news on the election. pope francis is tweeting this morning, the day after this historic ra

. >>> students and activist are outraged over one cu denver prooessor's facebook post. obama. the post is -- she works at denver health medical center and children's health -- she's a professor at cu school of medicine. >> she should be relieved as a professor and practitioner. >> herren spoke to us over on the phone but s racist. >>> we'll explain why state >>> just about 6:30. a like from air tracker 7. this is a fire near 14th and zena. trucks there. police have the roads blocked off. this is 14th and zena so near colfax and yosemite. we'll update you in a moment. >>> information out of -- this woman has bben missing for more than 16 hours. denver -- deputies believes her two sons, 5 and 3 they're with her. >> she was seen in a silver town and country. license plate on your screen, it's 300-rqq. if anythinggabout where jennifer labor might be, you're asked to call 911. >>> let's outside. the sunrise is a half hour away, but if you stepped out the door, it's cold. >> yeah, it is. ?isa has your first alert forecast. we could see a lot of snow, not today, but soonn >> you're ri

nine and two bus next play saturday evening hosting utah a game you can see right here on fox 31 denver. cu basketball tonight for three and a bus in taking on threend the iris got off to bad start. corey miller a little open slams cut the lead down to seven at that point. later in the first half savior johnson. the problem in addition to this list by it. stopping dribble drive. there goes one guy. there goes another dribble drive. the baseline slam. going down for the average. four of their five starters in the double figures. cu suffered their first loss of the season. switching gears to hockey skating to appear at girls that miami of ohio this past weekend. the denver pioneers dropped a spot in both major polls released today. they next play at air force on friday also back home hosting, wisconsin on saturday. then on the ice, the avs in columbus tonight winners in two of the past three. trying to get back to 500 on the season to win tonight we do it. this would certainly hp. erik johnson with abb. >> eleazar, and dark, they all work. give the avs of they would take over attempted to sco

. >>> cu and denver police officers were justified in shooting the man that stormed the campus with a machete. the man was identified as a 28- year-old brandon evans. >>> a student accused of breaking into a dorm and sexual the crime. he could spend more than a decade behind bars if convicted. >>> it's still not clear if the marijuana public consumption act passed. -- offering medical marijuana and leading to bad things in the state. one representative from the marijuana industry said she expected a conversation wi the new administration >> watching closely to see what mr. trump does in the coming days, weeks and months, and this is a big issue, bigger than a single state and experience. >> mash advocates are quick to point out, since more legalized marijuana, it would be hard for the federal government to go backwards. >>> worry about the flu in the community. why health officials are sounding the alarm. the metro area. we'll have more on the developments from this morning. . >>> denver7, first alert weather. >> the thursday, the cheat sheet on thursday. 50s and 60s later today. wind

ahead tonight -- y tonight's broncos game versus the chiefs means so much for denver's playoff aspirations. >> plus, the cu football team is going to the past 12 championship game. how the team is reacting after winning the tenth game of the for the week ahead -- a lot of snow will be following in the high country. just what they need for the ski industry. not what they need to travel to get back home. loveland pass is now closed. they are worried about an avalanche threat. they'll pass is pretty bad. they'll pass is pretty bad. vail pass is open for travel big storm system over the east. will keep us unsettle throughout the next week. fifty-two was the high today endeavor. that breeze will be back tomorrow. high of 45 tomorrow. low temperatures tonight. the icy conditions will remain in the mountains. cloud cover will continue to dance around them area. primal we are looking at middle 40s i will put this on facebook and twitter right after. it will be slick and slow going up in the mountains. if you want to delay your travel, it is probably a good idea. will have a decent amount of snow and in and around

. >> that affected cu- metro and community college of denver. >>> a smooth transition from the obama administration to the incoming trump administration. >>> hillary clinton mad her first public appearance since the election. going to the gala in 3 washington, d.c. was not easy, but urging supporters to never give up. i urge you please, don't give up, don't give up on the values we share. look at the young people we are honoring tonight. if they can persevere, so can all of us. if mary told us anything, it's that there are so many things to do. >> it's at the beat the odds celebration. >>> helping those in need for the epworth foundation is working. they have been doing it for decades. this year, ttey need some help. . >> jason gruenauer has more. >> this is the daddy bruce randolph drive. going back quite a ways, for this year, they need serious those that run this description say they need -- this drive say they need thousands to reach the need. if they don't, donations will be cut and not get there this year. they have had to cut down in the past and with fundraising woes, may hav

denver 7, a cu boulder survivor is having her story heard. >> her attacker was spared hard jail time. we have more of our story with jason gruenauer. you from cu boulder's campus. she spoke to -- the first time she spoke about the night she was raped and then about the follow to that in which the rapist, the man who attacked her received a relatively comparative light sentence. it had people going national about that sentence. the 21-year old revealed her identity for the first time since that incident happened back in 2014 when austin wilkerson raped her after a party herin now, he was found guilty, but sentenced to only probation and 2 years of jail work release meaning he's let out everyday. one reasons that's behind the relatively light sentence, colorado has -- meaning criminals must stay in jail until they complete treatment. but with a shortage, not all get out on time. judges lean towards lighter punishments

reporting live at cu boulder, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> we turn to the latest from the campaign trail. at the abc newsstracking poll released at 5:00 this morning. clinton's lead at 3 points and she was up by 1 point yesterday and polling at 47%. trump at 44. the third party candidates still on the lower single digits. >>> here in colorado, almost half of our registered voters have turned in their ballots. >> the secretary of state's office received 1.4 million votes so far. more democrats than republicans have turned in ballots. clin spots in detroit and pittsburgh. her husband bill clinton will be in colorado making stop in pueblo, denver and fort collins. >> trump is heading to new hampshire and ohio and -- many say if he can't win those states, he can't win. ben carson will campaign in denver. you can find information about the campaign spots by visiting our free denver 7 app. several bomb went off in turkey. spoke could be seen rise nothing the distance in the city close you are up, debris everywhere. people walking through the shattered debris from buildings, a police offi

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denver broncos can dish it out. but. can they bake it. >> . nines across the board. cu football team ranked ninth in the ap. and coaches poll. tonight the play off rankings were announced. buffs number nine. there as well. so top ten team. no matter what kaoeupd of ranking system you look at. the best part is. higher. home field advantage on their side. this saturday night. the buffs taking on 21 ranked utah. we know what's at stake here. a win against the and the buffs are in the pack 12 championship. that's going to take place a week from friday. >> ready to apply before supd's game against the chiefs. a week without pounding. without planning. without playing. a break from the emotional. and physical grind. it has to provide a fresh perspective. >> . it's really important. to get away from football. after a while it becomes a grind. and mentally, physically tired. it's been great. >> does absence really make the heart grow fonder. maybe not in this case. but time to assess ones place. >> whra he and his staff rerpbed. that will be un-vailed against kansas city. on sunday. >> . we can get better all aroun

county has the most ballots returned, and then el paso, and denver and another swing county arapahoe. you know who isn't so hot on voting? cu boulder students. we know the football team is on probably registered at your parents house and not boulder, but only 954 ballots in the campus drop box? really? that's pathetic, less than 3 percent of the students enrolled. you have tow figure some faculty and staff used the drop box as well, to get after it buffs. your team is nationally ranked, you might as well help decide the leader of the nation. >>> >. you have asked more transparency on political ad spending. 9 news and other media outlets make money off the political ads. it's how we make money for our publicly traded parent company and to pay salaries, and today new checks rolled in. >> reporter: here they come. 661 additional ads scheduled on denver's four main stations, $700,000 from new spending from ads on kusa, including a single ad for sunday's broncos game costing the clinton campaign $40,000. her campaign has been outspent in the denver area, 3.6million for the trump campaign. neither can touch the money spent by the

. >>> here at denver 7, we are super proud of the cu buffs. they are nowwranked 10th and one of the polls. it is the highess ranking the bus have earned under the playoff ranking since that started in 2014. >>> this is the first time in any major poll in 14 years. the buffssare 8-2 on the season taking on washington state on saturday at folsom field. >>> tech lovers, we have all the news you can use after the break from how you can own a piece of snapchat to a special book being released today by apple. season, airlines are changing >>> we're taking a look at ?onsumer news. we have good news and bad news when it comes to travel. >> delta airlines is launching down on lost luggage. you cut they have put microchips inside the baggage tags and by you have to do is download an apt to follow your bags in real time. >> we believe this will drive the industry. >> so the company hopes you in reality the new technology will cut down on lost luggage by about 10%. >>> it's time for the not so good news. changes are coming to united airlines. you will soo

we have here on the campus of cu would irjoined by john frank for the denver post.in an urban area, it is no difference college campuses are left winging, tell us about the state of play in colorado and the significance they can play this year. >> colorado is a late breaking battleground state here. it's important for trump. if he's going to do well, he's got to win colorado. clinton is confident bus she hasn't come as often on three trips since the convention, she's back up on tv after going dark since july so if colorado matter, it's going took for trump, if trump is financial to win, he to win the state. >> reporter: trump has been here 13 times and this past weekend. he only spent half as much as checkpoint has on ads. is he making a dent? >> three trips in eight days, he is trying to get a turnout. you have to remember, colorado wasn't atate that went for either presidential candidate, it picked bernie sanders, it picked ted cruz. donald trump had a ground and we are home to never trumpers and the national convention. so he had to energize this, the eadvantage

cu to 16. the buffs pull the upset 68-54. they will face wofford sunday. denver nuggets will take on chicago tonight with a 7:00 p.m. tip at pepsi center. it has been a slow start to the season. but they have gotten a boost from jamal murray. he had 18 points a he is clearly playing better and so, too, is the rest of the team. >> i think we are pretty confident. 2-1 in the home stand. the one loss taking the team in the eastern conference finals to the wall. should have won it. obviously, we have a very talented chicago bulls team coming in here. but, i think the guys are feeling good about where we are. we are getting contributions from a lot of people. so it is a true team effort now which i love to see. >> nuggets at home tonight. and on the road tomorrow stretch of some games but i tell you when they get it going, they are fun to watch. >> they are a lot of fun when they get everybody involved. >>> pilot strike underway now. will not affect your thanksgiving travel plans. could delay the shipment of your holiday packages though. the major retailer impacted by

more on this, head to our free denver 7 app. >> cu is trying something new to get you to pay your tickets. next week, you can pay your fines by making a food donation. it takes four items to pay off your tickets. >>> 1% of characters on tv have disabilities, 95% of the time, actors. >> speechless is breaking that mold. we sent denver 7's molly hendrickson, and hannah atkinson to la to see how they turned a serious topic into this. >> where are we hannah and what are we doing today. >> meeting a lot of interesting people today. >> from speechless. >> it's one of the hottest shows on abc right now, speechless, centered around a family around in large part jj, a teen with cerebral palsy, on and off screen. to find out how it worked, hannah and i headed to the set. >> we are dealing with a topic that isn't addressed frequently in television, and that's all well and good, but our first priority is to make people laugh. >> i laugh with my father, and let me tell you, it's not a now i want to see you and your dad cracking up the show. >> it's a big hitting cast with mini driver as the fiercely p

denver. michael spencer now has an update on the cu buffs. >>> it's 7-2 and ranked 12th in rankings, everything seems to be looking up for cu. ever good team has their problems and their problem last week was penalties. 12 in total. coach mack not liking that. they got the win. but if it will continue, the penalties have to stop. >> we definitely had a good team talk, team, not team bonding. we had a good time as a team talking about the mistakes and trying to reassure ourselves and remind the guys what our goal is and if we do that again that could really hurt our chances of winning games and potentially being in the championship game. >> cu on the road saturday night, 8:00 kickoff against arizona. ,, ,, i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get fooled by a cut rate network. verizon gives you tons of data without a

cu buffs are hoping to win a division championship orr the weekend. how they're getting ready for it. >> a man found dead not far from downtown denver. and now police have an investigation, what we know so far. >>> a tragedy in detroit, a police officer shot in point- blank range. >> we have more on that in just a moment.

cu school of medicine. >> you have to hold yourself at a higher standard and being a professor in a critical field. >> children's hospital and denver health this. heron declined to go on camera saying it's good good -- she says her comment was ignorant but she she's not racist. she removed the post and her facebook page. >>> a grandmother accused of -- 50-yearrold najera was sentenced to five years of prison. she year after her ten-year old grandson who was develop mentally disabled was found dead in a bathtub. >>> we're travel to our state to pay tribute to trooper donahue. >> colorado has become familiar with the honor flag and says our state's law enforcement is apart of the family. trooper donahue's memorial service is on friday. it will start with a small and it's going to get larger at 285 and kipling. it will travel to hampton. officers will be along the route closing off routes. >>> the last two troopers death, donahue and jaime both happened on i-25 south of castle rock. that got cdot's attention, so they're working to make it safer. lanes from colorado springs to utah. there's a light rail through salt lake city. but utah

cu. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. >> coming up a grand >>> the annual grand illumination of the city and county building in and denver took place tonight just before . denver's official kickoff to the holiday season also let up union station tonight about that same time and farther south and in littleton main street closed down for the city's candlelight walk as santa claus came to town for a real quick hello. >>> where you're coming or going at dia you now have a way to pass the time while waiting for your flights. the airport opened the free ice-skating rink today right before security you can go and if you are planning to fly anywhere the rank is open from e open through new year's day so had had out legally al qaeda really out legally doing tonight? were heading out to the airport gives people are you going? >> that so convenient. >>> what's going on here dave fraser? coming. >> and joy. >> enjoy tomorrow. they have this clock now where you punch in your age and all your risk factors, and it actually counts down how much time you have left to live. so what's the great moment? you're on your deathbed, they're poun

the cu comeback doesn't apply just to football, and a day that comes close to setting a record high. 9news starts now. >>> thousands of protesters in the streets of denver tonight, angry with the election of donald trump, the president- elect of the united states. this is the second straight night of protests in denver last night's. the protesters are currently next to the pepsi center, just as the nugget/golden state game is letting out. you have a huge confluence of people at this point. police are trying to shuttle the nuggets attendees to downtown. along with the protesters tonight as they first gathered at gathering with donald trump supporters. >> reporter: kyle, it was very interesting to see how this protest started first. it was a small group of people, and then grew to a massive crowd. these protesters saying they just want their voices heard. no word on the exact number of protests, but they peacefully stretched for blocks. sometimes stopping traffic at times. the organizers said trump as election left her heartbroken. the woman, who calls herself phoenix says she believes the trump administration will usher in an area of bigotry, sexism, hom

cu graduate turner wyatt start dfr three years ago. being small is one of our biggest assets right now because we can afford, with this really low overhead bicycle-based model, denver food rescue and its partners will provide 200,000 pounds of fresh produce to under-served neighborhoods this year, a godsend for people like christie foshie. it's kinda nice to get stuff that's whole grain, and healthy, and i know my kids are healthy with what they eat, it's a blessing. and the peddle patrol is a great way to get the word out. i've had probably three or four people pull us over really cool. as you can see, the folks with denver food rescue are getting a good workout as well as helping our community. a denver real estate broker and a businessman teamed up to provide food for students and their families. every friday, volunteers fill bags with food that go to 2,000 kids in six denver elementary schools. this is food for thought, a program that helps low-income families bridge the meals gap over the weekend. food. the stories we heard just drop you to your knees, that kids literally, the end of friday they're running around to the cafeteria, have you got anything left ov

down the cu buffs might ,, ,, ,, ,, >> developing now, a dramatic bank robbery and the serge for the people behind the masks. our lauren dispirito is at the key bank on colorado and iliff in denver. this was terrifying for the people working there. >> reporter: very much so, the robbers came in here, entered the bank, held people hostage. employee were so scared. customers too. they didn't think they would get out of here alive. investigators are calling more violent than most. it happened month at the key bank on the 2100 block of south colorado boulevard. two men get out of a gold dodge sedan and rush out of the bank. one hops a counter and the suspects point guns at employees and customers. denver fbi spokesperson debra sherman. >> the men were very violent. very dangerous. re hostage. threatened their lives. >> reporter: investigators think these men have struck before. the bank they hit is near a school and the robbery happened around 10:00 a.m. >> that is so scary. a lot of people are walking around with their kids. >> reporter: during the robbery, the men wore gloves with red stitching making them look pinch a details investigators and neighbors will hope identify the men

cu buffs are hoping to win a division championship orr the weekend. how they're getting ready for it. >> a man found dead not far from downtown denver. and now police have an investigation, what we know so far. >>> a tragedy in detroit, a police officer shot in point- blank range. >> we have more on that in just a moment. first alert meteorologist, lisa hidalgo, giving away free donuts at the wadsworth rtd station while dancing. >> i think that's what they're trying to do. >> trying to stay warm. >> you're trying to stay warm. that's it. what's going on? >> we are giving away doi nuts and coffee, the first alert freebie today. . >> a family came by, taking the suitcase, going by train, donuts to start their trip. >> and dunkin' donuts saying it's the busiest day for them. it is cold, but take a look. for the thanksgiving travel day. today and tomorrow, going to be pretty try. p expecting the temperatures to be in the 20s and 30s. and going to warm up. into the 20s. pretty nice afternoon, clear skies and quiet. 40s in the area. cooler on thanksgiving, but dry. we could get a little bit of snow in the mountains and we'll talk more abou

cu utah game saturday. boy, hopefully, this is not a sign of things to come. they trailed 14-0. jamal murray had 23. a beautiful feed. nice pocket pass there. bucket and the foul. denver was really that in the third quarter. got out-scored. you know it is bad when gordon hayward is on the end of an ally-oop. jazz win it by 25. >> we are winning basketball lately because of how we played. tonight, though audiotape, we just didn't bring it. we were playing good basketball. tough game tonight. take a day off. we have a lot to be thankful for. >> the avalanche looking to make it three straight. a start to the franchise in las vegas. that's next. movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. >> avalanche hosting edmonton tonight. you know, colorado had trouble scoreing in the first period. until tonight. nathan mackinnon, beautiful look off. then, we were tied at 2-2 after one. avs led 3-2. then edmonton scored three unanswered in the third. this one is still

denver 7 for today. the retrial continues for this man, clarence moses el. he was convicted of rape 29 yours ago. his year. -?his retrial started yesterday the cu team is enjoying their best season since 2002. they are preparing for a tough stretch of division games. we'll talk to the star players today. it is election day. we're live at polling places. party headquarters and everywhere in betteenment our on-air coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon. you can get updates all day long by downlotting our free denver 7 app. >> we'll have the local cut-ins it is time to break out the skis and snowboards. you can found our ski season report on the free denver 7 app. it is beautiful when it is sunny and snowy but down here, it has just been sunny. >> super dry. november5th last year, that was the first time we saw measurable snow here in denver. we are past that date and we have another week of dry weather. this is from chair one. can you see it is there in loveland. they've medicine a lot of snow up there. on election day, we are walking out the door to 30s. it will be chilly when the polls open this morning. 65 by 2:00 so sunny and warm. the weathe

cu buffs are at number 15. that is six spots higher than in the ap poll. they play ucla tomorrow at home and kickoff is at 7:00. >>> in denver we have 43 degrees. what are the weather watchers seeing? >> 40s across much of the area. including paul on the west side of westminster, 54. 31 along i-70 east of vail ,, ,, i'm michael bennet, and i approve this message. narrator: what do you really know about darryl glenn, the fringe republican candidate for senate? darryl glenn doesn't believe in climate change. he's for eliminating the department of education. and glenn wants to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. reporter: glenn says if he's fortunate enough to go to capitol hill, i'm running against evil. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move.

denver 7 following a dev violence charge. he's the principal at de evelyn senior high school which is ranked number four in our state. edwards is on leave. >>> a cu basketball player facing charges the domestic violence. he has been suspend from the team indefinitely. >> this is his second arrest over the last 14 months and his attorney says this is a misunderstanding and he's hoping to get the charges dropped. >>> there's backlash against a sneaker brand. are lighting their shoes on fire. >>> as we head to break, let's look at 6th and logan where they're dealing with a massive water main break. a lot of water on the roadway. the road being closed down in that area. i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... save big. hefty costs less than ziploc. >>> 6:53 from all of us at denver 7, we like to thank our veterans and veteran's family. it's chilly out there. we've had -- we've had toasty weather. we'll get to lisa in a second. >>> one casualty is new ballot shoes, and people have been throwing out of their sneakers because of new brand balance executives if the customers are b

denver this morning. coming up next, a consumer alert from a dog owner who says ask questions at your doggie day care. her dog lola is now missing. the story next. >>> and the cu buffs talk about being the underdogs. they're proud ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> good morning, everyone. thanks for being with us on this chilly morning. i am britt moreno. this is the news at 6:30. we start off with breaking news. a highlands ranch mother and two sons ages 3 and 5 are missing. we are live with details on the search. >>> and bruce springsteen gets ready to meet denver fans. colorado's weather center. it is definitely cold outside. teens and 20s around the denver area. look at that, that is eastern siberia and that is arctic air that will be here before we know it. your full forecast is straight ahead. >>> the drive looking pretty good across the denver metro area. starting to fill in. we'll look at drive times coming up. >>> thank you, joel. we'll start off with the search for the missing mother and her two children from highlands ranch. here's a picture of them. our jamie littleton at the school where video caught a picture of the family. >> reporter: good morning. police a

cu school of medicine. >> i think you have to hold yourself to a higher standard as being a public employee as well as being a professor in such a critical field. >> both children's hospital and denver health are looking in to the matter. heron declined to go on camera but said she was responding to people make comments about melania trump but saying anything about michelle obama is considered racist. she said her comment was ignorant but she insists she's not racist. she's since removed the post as well as her facebook page. >>> this grandmother is now going to spend decades behind bars after her disabled grandson was found dead in a bathtub. 50-year-old onesia a hitting and killing colorado state trooper taylor tefo. prosecutors say gebers was under the influence of meth. he hit and killed a trooper. another trooper was also hit in the same case. >>> trooper cody donohue will be laid to rest friday. the u.s. honor flag will make another solemn trip to our state for the funeral. he says our state's law enforcement has become part of trooper lost his life is just a few miles away from where trooper jamie jersefiks lost her. what are they doing to make it safer between castle rock an

cu boulder. >>> it's beautiful and chilly today. 20 in estes. evergreen, 40 and we'll see a nice warm up to around 70 degrees this afternoon. denver, 68, mid to upper 50s and 60s in the foothills. here's the first alert close to 70 thursday and friday. in the weekend, the mountains will likely see some snow on friday and could get some showers on saturday and 50s and 60s. next week, above normal every day except for tuesday in the 50s. >>> we have a problem to the west. alameda and havana. a pedestrian involved fatality, denver police is investigating. the best to do is havana to mississippi and leetsdale. and jurisdiction expect some traffic on those try streets has az folks are looking for alternate rout. clearing up the one on proo road. clear, coming in from kipling and on 76 commute is going to be busy for you this morning on the construction zone in 85. the construction zone in 85. and woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee fo